Reviews and SmartDraw Legal in the News

Legal Assistant Today - July/August 2007
"I recommend SmartDraw for all your drawing needs and to create exemplary diagrams and graphics."
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California Lawyer - April 2007
"(An) example of getting it right is SmartDraw 2007 Legal Edition...SmartDraw's simple interface disguises a powerful graphics program..."
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Technolawyer - March 14, 2006
"Every once in a while, a product comes along that creates a new category in the legal market. The SmartDraw Legal Solution is such a product - the only illustration software designed from the ground up for lawyers."
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Law Office Computing - October 2005
"A treasure trove of tools and techniques. No matter what the practice area, SmartDraw's convenient and easy-to-use reservoir of drawing templates and editing capabilities are without equal."
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Technolawyer - June 15, 2005
"To more effectively communicate legal concepts, you could hire an artist to create snazzy, professional graphics and demonstrative evidence. Or you could save a lot of money by using SmartDraw Legal Solution instead."

LawTechnologyNews - June 2005
"SmartDraw helps paralegals and lawyers make diagrams for trial exhibits, case management and more."
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Law Practice Management (ABA) - June 2005
"Even first-time users can create perfect legal diagrams in minutes."
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Evidence Technology Magazine - Nov/Dec 2004
"Crime-scene diagrams, accident reconstructions, evidence charts...completely updated content."
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Law Office Computing Magazine - Dec/Jan 2004
"Create top-notch evidence charts, presentations, timelines and crime scene reconstructions."

Journal of Property Management - September 2004
"SmartDraw includes hundreds of crime scene and accident graphics."

Law Enforcement Technology - July 2004
"SmartDraw includes hundreds of crime and accident graphics for use in investigations, presentations, courtroom proceedings, and more. Read more: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 PDF

The Lawyer's PC - May 2004
"Useful artistic creations require only a few mouseclicks, drags and drops." Read more: Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 PDF